verunali™ MeasureMark Leathercraft Measuring & Layout Tool Set

verunali™ MeasureMark Leathercraft Measuring & Layout Tool Set

$24.99
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verunali™ MeasureMark Leathercraft Measuring & Layout Tool Set

verunali™ MeasureMark Leathercraft Measuring & Layout Tool Set

$24.99

VERUNALI™ · LEATHERCRAFT TOOLS

verunali™ MeasureMark Leathercraft Measuring & Layout Tool Set

Thoughtful tools for careful work, clean details, and the pleasure of making by hand.

verunali MeasureMark leathercraft measuring and layout tool set with stainless steel ruler, wing divider, scratch awl, and marking pencil

MEASURE · MARK · PLAN · CREATE

Thoughtful Layout Starts with Accurate Measurements

Build a more organized leathercraft workflow with the verunali™ MeasureMark Leathercraft Measuring & Layout Tool Set. This coordinated collection brings together four everyday essentials: a 6-inch stainless steel ruler, a steel wing divider, a pointed scratch awl with a hardwood handle, and a wooden marking pencil with a graphite core.

Before cutting or stitching, use the ruler to check dimensions, the wing divider to transfer repeatable spacing, the scratch awl to create fine reference marks, and the marking pencil to sketch visible layout guides where appropriate. Each tool serves a distinct role in preparing leather panels and organizing project details.

With inch-based measurements suited to U.S. workshop use, MeasureMark is a practical addition to a leatherworker's bench. Use it when planning wallets, card holders, notebook covers, straps, small bags, and other handmade projects where careful preparation contributes to a clean finished appearance.

✦

6 in

Stainless Steel Ruler

✧

4 Pieces

Measuring & Marking

◇

8 oz

Packaged Weight

MADE FOR THE WORKBENCH

✦ Four Essential Tools, One Coordinated Workflow

verunali MeasureMark measuring and layout tools arranged for leathercraft pattern preparation and precision marking

01 · 6-Inch Stainless Steel Ruler

Use the compact stainless steel ruler to measure small panels, check edge lengths, and draw straight reference lines. Its rigid metal construction provides a stable edge for everyday layout work, while its etched inch graduations make it convenient for common U.S. leathercraft patterns and measurements.

02 · Adjustable Steel Wing Divider

The wing divider helps transfer a chosen distance from one point to another and mark consistent offsets along suitable leather edges. Adjust the legs to the desired spacing, then use the tool to establish reference lines for stitching, borders, and repeated design details.

03 · Steel-Tip Scratch Awl with Hardwood Handle

Use the pointed steel tip to make fine reference marks, locate pattern points, or guide layout work on compatible leather surfaces. The shaped hardwood handle provides a traditional hand-tool feel and a comfortable area to grip during controlled marking.

04 · Wooden Marking Pencil

The wooden marking pencil uses a graphite core to sketch guides, identify reference points, and annotate paper patterns. Use pencil marks on suitable surfaces where they can be seen clearly, and test on a leather offcut first to make sure the marks are appropriate for the material and finish.

05 · Inch-Based Layout for U.S. Projects

The ruler's etched inch graduations suit common U.S. project dimensions and help you work directly from patterns specified in inches. Keep the ruler aligned with the edge or baseline of your pattern to reduce avoidable measuring errors during preparation.

06 · Repeatable Spacing and Reference Lines

Combine the ruler and wing divider to reproduce measurements across matching panels, while the awl and pencil help record the intended layout. This coordinated approach is useful for paired wallet panels, repeated strap holes, stitch-line preparation, and other projects that benefit from consistent spacing.

07 · Compact Set for Everyday Crafting

The four-piece collection keeps essential measuring and marking tools together in one convenient set. Store the tools beside your cutting mat, craft knife, stitching irons, and leather patterns so you can move from measuring and marking to cutting and assembly without repeatedly searching for individual tools.

A MORE ORGANIZED PROCESS

✦ From First Measurement to Final Layout

STEP 01

Measure

Use the ruler to check dimensions and establish straight reference edges.

STEP 02

Transfer

Set the wing divider to repeat offsets and guide spacing along suitable edges.

STEP 03

Mark

Use the scratch awl or marking pencil to record suitable layout references.

YOUR CRAFT, YOUR WORKFLOW

Made for Careful Leathercraft Preparation

Plan dimensions, transfer spacing, and prepare layout references before cutting or stitching your next project.

Wallet Panels Card Holders Notebook Covers Straps Small Bags Pattern Layout

SIZE & SPECIFICATIONS

📐 Product Dimensions

verunali MeasureMark leathercraft measuring and layout tool set with 6-inch ruler and compact marking tools

Ruler Length

6 in / 15.2 cm

Packaged Weight

8 oz / 0.5 lb / approx. 227 g

Measuring System

Inch-Based Ruler with Etched Graduations

Set Contents

4 Measuring & Marking Tools

🔩 Materials & Construction

Measuring Ruler: Stainless steel body with etched inch graduations.

Wing Divider: Steel legs and metal adjustment joint for transferring measurements and marking spacing.

Scratch Awl: Pointed steel shaft with a shaped hardwood handle.

Marking Pencil: Wooden barrel with a graphite marking core.

📦 What's Included

01 × 6-inch stainless steel ruler with etched inch graduations

01 × Steel wing divider

01 × Steel-tip scratch awl with hardwood handle

01 × Wooden marking pencil with graphite core

Leather, paper patterns, cutting mats, rulers beyond the included 6-inch ruler, and other workshop accessories are not included.

🛠️ How to Use & Care for MeasureMark

  1. Place the leather, pattern, or workpiece on a clean, stable work surface before measuring or marking.
  2. Use the stainless steel ruler and its etched inch graduations to check lengths and establish straight reference lines.
  3. Adjust the wing divider to the intended spacing and transfer the distance with steady, controlled movement.
  4. Use the scratch awl carefully for fine reference marks on compatible leather, keeping the pointed tip directed away from your fingers.
  5. Use the marking pencil on paper patterns or suitable surfaces, and test on a leather offcut before making visible marks on a finished project.
  6. Wipe metal tools clean and dry after use. Store the scratch awl with its point protected and keep the tools in a dry, organized location.

The scratch awl has a pointed steel tip and should be handled with care. Marking materials may leave visible traces on some leather finishes, so test first. Keep all tools away from children and store sharp tips securely.

VERUNALI™

Made for the Art of Leathercraft

LEATHERCRAFT TOOLS · THOUGHTFUL DESIGN · REFINED DETAILS

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